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# 360° adjustable arms for ultimate flexibility Ergonomic design adapts to your posture Intuitive seat & recline adjustments within reach Gesture Office Chair - Ergonomic Work Chair with Wheels for Carpet - Comfortable - Intuitive-to-Adjust for Desk - 360-Degree Arms - Graphite Gray Fabric

**Brand:** steelcase
**Price:** 20465 zł
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🪑 Elevate your workday comfort — because your back deserves the best!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Gesture Office Chair - Ergonomic Work Chair with Wheels for Carpet - Comfortable - Intuitive-to-Adjust for Desk - 360-Degree Arms - Graphite Gray Fabric by steelcase
- **How much does it cost?** 20465 zł with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/24419283-gesture-office-chair-ergonomic-work-chair-with-wheels-for-carpet)

## Best For

- steelcase enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted steelcase brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Heavy-duty 70 lb build with premium materials and a 12-year warranty.
- • **Ergonomic Mastery:** Contours perfectly to your spine for all-day comfort and support.
- • **Dynamic Arm Mobility:** 360-degree adjustable arms reduce strain and keep you productive.
- • **Seamless Carpet Mobility:** Smooth-rolling wheels designed specifically for carpeted floors.
- • **Precision Recline Control:** Three recline settings with seat-depth adjustment for personalized posture.

## Overview

The Steelcase Gesture Office Chair is a premium ergonomic chair designed for professionals who demand comfort and adaptability during long work hours. Featuring 360-degree adjustable arms, intuitive recline and seat-depth controls, and wheels optimized for carpet, it supports a wide range of postures and body types. Built with durable materials and backed by a 12-year warranty, this chair combines innovative design with lasting quality to enhance productivity and well-being in any home or office setting.

## Description

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Review: Fantastic chair for all-day comfort and support - It's not easy to get excited about a desk chair. After all, the last place most of us want to be for hours on end is tied to our desks, building spreadsheets and presentations. After over twenty years of that, I, for one, would certainly rather do something else with my time. If you do have to spend a significant amount of time at your desk, however, it's awfully nice, even imperative, to be comfortable. The Steelcase Gesture chair has made me more comfortable at my desk than I have ever been, and I only wish that I had bought it sooner. A little background - about a year and a half ago, I was at a movie/TV set surplus sale and picked up two gently used Steelcase Amia chairs for $50 each, which was a tremendous bargain. I figured I could use a good quality desk chair at home for the rare day that I didn't go to the office, and my wife took the second one to the school where she teaches, and it served as a huge upgrade over the ridiculously unsupportive chair that her district provides to all teachers. Fast-forward 9 months, and we both start working from home, due to the pandemic. She brought her chair home from school, and we both worked pretty comfortably in these Amia chairs for 9 months. In-person learning eventually resumed, and so she took her chair back to school, leaving us with one at home. Recently, however, she's been doing more and more work from home, and it didn't seem right to have her use a dining chair, so I figured it was time for a new chair for myself, as I am still working from home all the time, with my Amia chair going to her for the few hours per week that she might need it. While I have always found the Amia pretty comfortable, she's liked it even more than I have; though it's better than the chair I have at my office, I've always felt that it could catch me a bit better, particularly in the lumbar area. It does have an adjustable lumbar support, but that honestly doesn't do a whole lot, and it tends to slide down from whatever position I set it in pretty quickly. So, I decided that if I was going to get a new chair, I'd truly try a different model, and given my prior good experience with Steelcase and excellent online reviews both here and elsewhere, I'd give the Gesture a try. The Gesture is, for me, so much more comfortable than the Amia, and I am exceptionally glad to have bought it. I have always preferred seating with pretty aggressive, or firm, lumbar support, so I was initially a bit concerned about the Gesture's lack of an adjustable lumbar support (available as an option from Steelcase, but not on the chair that desertcart stocks), but now that I have the chair, I'm convinced that it is not necessary. The chair catches my entire back just right, with ample firm lumbar support which moves with me throughout the day. I love that I can recline just a few degrees from vertical and the chair holds me there, without my needing to exert continuous pressure or tense my core muscles. Basically, the chair virtually senses where you want to be, and it stays in that position. Deeper reclines are also quite comfortable and stable. The analog seat-depth adjustment (rather than just four or five fixed settings) is a really nice touch, particularly since it can be changed while you're sitting. And the adjustability of the armrests is second-to-none; the Amia already does this pretty well, but the Gesture does it quite a bit better. For years, I have had issues with pain in my left shoulder and lower neck that I know come from putting too much weight on my elbows, forearms and wrists while sitting at my desk. Those issues have disappeared almost entirely since I got the Gesture, which tells me that I have managed to dial in just the right armrest position, which, for me, means that they're pulled in pretty close to my body and as far away from the edge of the desk as possible, allowing me to tuck my legs deep under the desk and not reach very far for the keyboard, keeping my arms level with the desk, lightly supported by the armrests. The whole setup is just extremely comfortable. Some people have noted that the armrests slope to the outside to such a degree that their arms sometimes slide off, but I have not experienced that at all, nor have I found the armrest material is at all rough, which is another complaint I have seen. Perhaps Steelcase has changed the armrests slightly since those reviews were written. I've noticed that some people have complained that the cushioning is insufficient, but I have not found that to be the case. It's firm, but for me, at least, is in no way inadequate; quite the opposite, really, as it's very supportive, which is essential for good ergonomics. I wouldn't want living-room couch-style cushioning in a desk chair. Build quality is exceptional, and the chair weighs a ton. I have little doubt that it will last me for many years. The Graphite color is a bit lighter than it appears in desertcart's pictures, at least on my screen. When the chair arrived, I discovered that it's exactly the same fabric and color that we already have on our Amia chairs. Prior to ordering, I thought that Nickel might be the better match, but Graphite was a bit less expensive and could be delivered more quickly, so it was a pleasant surprise to discover that Graphite is indeed what we already had. At this point, the only outstanding question is what I will do if I eventually have to return to the office. I hope to continue working from home indefinitely, but if they call me back full-time, I will likely take this chair in with me, as it's much better than what have there. If I end up working a hybrid schedule, with a few days at home and a few at the office, I might even have to invest in another Gesture so I have one in both locations. It really is that good!
Review: Stop and behold - the chair of all chairs! Step right up and claim your comfort! - The moment my butt touched the Gesture I was in love. If you sit in a chair for as long as I do, it's an investment in yourself and health. Don't put a price tag on that. If your back is hurting or you're uncomfortable for 70% of the day don't hesitate because of sticker shock, just buy it. If you hate it, send it back. If the thing comes broken, send it back. If the arms are wack, send it back. Just to cover some common questions I had during my search for a new chair before jumping into the whole review. - I am roughly 6'2 & 180 lbs. - The back went up to the middle of my neck. - Seat is very adjustable and my legs were comfy. No weird pressure points whatsoever in the seat. - Chair arms ensure there are virtually no issues for arm height or width. I have lanky arms so this was super nice. - I sit all kinds of weird throughout the day and it adjusted to allllllllll of the positions. - It has several tilt settings and boy are they perfect. Freakin' unmatched in my opinion. - Has a great range of height. I haven't been short in a while but my partner is roughly 5'8 and had no issues getting comfortable/sitting properly. - The orange color is top-notch. Very unique and I had plenty of compliments within days of owning it. - I'm using 3 computers throughout my day, sometimes 4, and there's no issues moving between them as needed. The arms really do help in more ways than you think. - I have an L-shaped desk. - You can't beat a 12-year warranty. - Something noteworthy: thousands of people & how they sit were studied to design this chair, it's comfort is unmatched. - I purchased this model: ASIN: B016OIEXE0. The pros: Hands down one of the absolute best chairs my as..s. has ever sat on. I was extremely skeptical about spending $1k on a chair. But. I spend nearly 12 hours a day on my bum and I started having significant pain in my lower back, shoulders, and leg numbness. I get up plenty during those hours to stretch and walk around - at least 1 to 2 times an hour but that simply isn't enough with the amount of time I spend at my desk. Since a good bit of my desk-time is also spent on desertcart.com I was able to use their "5-monthly payments" (no credit check/approval needed, no fees, etc.) to split up the payments. That pretty much made it to where I could not pass this chair up. Within one day of using the chairI was -!-sleeping-!- better! I found myself sitting properly, comfortably and not forced. From my experience, depending on your preferred lumbar support, you may need to opt for the model that has the adjustable lumbar support (ASIN: B08KL9JMVB). For me, that's not an issue and the model without the lumbar adjustability has plenty of support as-is since you can move the seat forward and back. Now.. After all of my praise lets get to the expectations of what comes with a $1k chair. 1. I noticed the right side of the seat "wiggled" and kind of made a clanking noise within the first few days. Not a squeaking like some comments have mentioned coming from the backrest when leaning back. It became more and more noticeable as I used it. Eventually, when I went to move the seat forward with the adjustment knob the right side of the chair didn't move the same as the left. There was a slight delay and then a 'catch' - I equated it to an issue with either the track or what's holding the seat to the track was loose or jarred out of place. Eventually I reached out to Steelcase for help - not the best support experience - they suggested to throw some wd-40 on it but after clarifying the issue there were at least honest with me. They told me it would most likely be a better option to return the chair to desertcart because a warranty claim would take at minimum 3 weeks vs a quick return to desertcart for a replacement. 2. I thought I was just a bit off with my arm adjustments or it was potentially the leveling of my desk being off but the right arm also was slightly lower than the left. I had a couple of people try it out and even took some measurements - sure enough, it was lower, even when adjusted to the highest and lowest setting. It wasn't drastic but just enough to grab my attention after a few weeks of use. 3. It comes fully assembled. Steelcase... Why? Just why... I understand it is a unique build and sure, the arms might throw a few people off if it was assembled at home, but there's no need for it to come fully assembled. It's heavy asf. From my impression - that contributes to about 90% of the problems reported about this chair. I really believe that my issues may have even been caused by shipping mishandling - and not necessarily at the fault of the delivery drivers but because it's 75 pounds and fully assembled. The packaging wasn't all that great either, not what I expected for a fully assembled product at least. So now where am I now with my Steelcase Gesture? I returned it three days ago. Rolled it into a UPS store and paid them $50 so they would deal with the packaging and getting it back to desertcart because that massive box had long since left my apartment. I had full intentions of going home and ordering another Gesture (with a headrest this time). However, I'm giving the Steelcase Amia a try - it'll be delivered in two days. It was a toss up between the Gesture and the Amia to begin with so I felt it was only right to try it as well. It also had similar reviews. It's also roughly about $500 cheaper and if it keeps my tushy comfy, my back from dying, and legs feeling like legs, I may just stick with it. BUT if the Amia does not live up to the Gesture experience - it'll be carried down three flights of stairs and rolled into UPS as well. Then I'll have a nice desertcart delivery driver carry a new Gesture chair up a few days after. The next Gesture will be the model with a neck rest though, I enjoyed sitting in it so much that I was watching movies and would 'kick back' so a neck rest would be nice - like mentioned, the back of the chair only came up to my middle/lower neck so I expect the neck rest to be exactly where I'd like it to be. With all of that out of the way, pay attention to this statement . . . that process with UPS and new Gestures will repeat until I get a chair that has no issues - or until @desertcart tells me to cut it out. The chair has a 12 year warranty so I'm less concerned about the long-haul (or a three week process for warranty claim, when have warranty claims ever been fast??), but the first 30 days are crucial for any new purchase. The only reason an Amia is on the way vs a new Gesture is essentially simple curiosity and giving my dollar a run for its money (ha). Low-key, I'm kinda hoping the experience doesn't match up to the Gesture ;) I also have seen more issues in reviews of particular colors (lines in the arm rests - both versions of gray) - so choose wisely, it may also save you a good bit of $ to pick another. Some colors were over a $150 difference which is part of why I went with the orange + it looks pretty awesome, especially in person! Additionally, @desertcart has a 30-day return window for a reason, please use it vs throwing a tantrum in the comments. I understand $1k is a lot to throw around and certain expectations come with that price tag but there's a whole lot that happens between the factory and your doorstep, especially when the product is fully assembled. Again @Steelcase, figure out a way to ship this thing NOT fully assembled, might help tick some of these ratings up a bit, for real. Like.... start opening the boxes now and figure it out. Funny enough, I actually would not order one of these directly from Steelcase because I'm sure their returns process would most likely be a pain. @desertcart is doing you a solid - now do your customers one @Steelcase.

## Features

- Ergonomic Chair Design: The Gesture chair by Steelcase is expertly designed to redefine the relationship between you and your chair, adjusting to your unique body and work posture
- Comfortable Desk Chair for Extended Use: The Gesture chair is designed for a variety of users and postures, ideal for those who prioritize a precise fit and sit for long periods of time
- Premium Office Furniture Features: This chair includes wheels for carpet, 360-degree arms, a contoured back that fits your spine's natural shape, and intuitive adjustments all located on the right side within arms reach
- High-Quality Chair for Desk: The Gesture chair boasts a full recline range with three settings, an upright back lock, and intuitive adjustment mechanisms
- Better Design, Better Comfort, Better Choice: Our high performance seating helps you do your best work; we offer a broad range of dynamic options, all backed by Steelcase research, innovation, and our unwavering standards for quality and sustainability

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B016OIF2JU |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Arm Height | 32.69 Inches |
| Arm Style | With arms |
| Assembly Instructions Description | Included |
| Back Style | cushion back |
| Best Sellers Rank | #208,584 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #553 in Home Office Desk Chairs |
| Brand | Steelcase |
| Chair Backrest Width | 22.75 Inches |
| Color | Graphite Gray Fabric |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (1,174) |
| Date First Available | January 1, 2014 |
| Fabric Type | 100% Polyester |
| Fill Material | Foam |
| Finish Type | Polished |
| Form Factor | Upholstered |
| Furniture Finish | Graphite |
| Furniture base movement | Rock |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00724274002552 |
| Included Components | Office Chair |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Is Foldable | No |
| Item Weight | 70 pounds |
| Item model number | Gesture |
| Leg Style | Tapered Leg |
| Manufacturer | Steelcase |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 400 Pounds |
| Model Name | Gesture |
| Number of Height Positions | 3 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Product Care Instructions | Spot Wash |
| Product Dimensions | 32.5"D x 27.5"W x 21.25"H |
| Reclining Position Count | 3 |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Office |
| Room Type | Home Office, Living Room |
| Seat Back Interior Height | 24 Inches |
| Seat Depth | 18.25 inches |
| Seat Height | 21 Inches |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | Standard Height Range (16" - 21") (Pack of 1) |
| Special Feature | Adjustable Height, Arm Rest, Ergonomic, Seat Lock |
| Style | Contemporary |
| Surface Recommendation | Carpet |
| Tilting | Yes |
| UPC | 619084065739 619084050216 619084059691 724274002552 619084057321 619084052586 619084056805 619084062066 619084047841 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Weight | 58 Pounds |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Steelcase
- **Color:** Graphite Gray Fabric
- **Material:** Polyester & Polyester Blend
- **Product Dimensions:** 32.5"D x 27.5"W x 21.25"H
- **Size:** Standard Height Range (16" - 21") (Pack of 1)

## Images

![Gesture Office Chair - Ergonomic Work Chair with Wheels for Carpet - Comfortable - Intuitive-to-Adjust for Desk - 360-Degree Arms - Graphite Gray Fabric - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71TDHouvP9L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: how is the buttocks support on this chair? my butt gets really sore in previous chairs and want a chair that i can sit in for 5-8 hrs with butt help**
A: Taylor my friend I hope this butt help doesn't come to late. But let me tell you about a year ago I started a new job working from home on the computer and almost always work more than 8 hours a day, my butt was in a sorry shape until I decided to bite the money bullet and spend my tax returns on this chair. It's one of the best investments I've ever made. This chair makes my butt feel like its floating on a wizards pillowcase filled with a million magical butterflies even after 10 hours. Lets put it this way, my eyeballs get burnt out from staring at a monitor long before my buttocks even have a hint of blowing out.

**Q: Is the chair comfortable for a very petite person? I am 4’9”**
A: I'm 6'2 but my wife is 4'6 and loves my chair. It's very adjustable and you can draw the seat in so that your legs comfortably hang off no matter how high you need to sit. They might not touch the ground still :)

**Q: What is the width between the armrests when in the "closest" position**
A: The arm rests have several degrees of movement. You can "squeeze" them both medial (closer) as well as pivot them. So the measurements I qoute are the "front medial edge" and "back medial edge", quoted in meters, measured with laser. all measurements taken with armrests in full forward slide (this will make the minimums their smallest, but the maximums will be smaller than their true max.Fully closed and inward pivot= .26 front/ .52 backFully closed and outward pivot = .38 front/.44 backFully opened and inward pivot = .7 front/.65 backFully opened and outward pivot = 1.15 front/.57 backFor a touch of clarity: when fully closed, the full outward pivot makes them perpendicular. When fully opened, the full inward pivot makes them perpendicular.Hope this helps

**Q: How does this chair fair with lounging positions? For instance kicking back and watching netflix? I'm sure it's great for tasking, but the other side?**
A: As Judas stated, this is not a good chair for lounging. All you have to do is read the answers to questions on a recliner lock, there isn't one. There is a lock with 4 positions for adjusting the angle the chair can recline to but you cannot lock the chair into a reclining position which makes it not a good lounging chair. I have had this chair around a week. Really love it except for the lack of this one feature. Thankfully, I'm using it most for work.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic chair for all-day comfort and support
*by K***. on January 17, 2021*

It's not easy to get excited about a desk chair. After all, the last place most of us want to be for hours on end is tied to our desks, building spreadsheets and presentations. After over twenty years of that, I, for one, would certainly rather do something else with my time. If you do have to spend a significant amount of time at your desk, however, it's awfully nice, even imperative, to be comfortable. The Steelcase Gesture chair has made me more comfortable at my desk than I have ever been, and I only wish that I had bought it sooner. A little background - about a year and a half ago, I was at a movie/TV set surplus sale and picked up two gently used Steelcase Amia chairs for $50 each, which was a tremendous bargain. I figured I could use a good quality desk chair at home for the rare day that I didn't go to the office, and my wife took the second one to the school where she teaches, and it served as a huge upgrade over the ridiculously unsupportive chair that her district provides to all teachers. Fast-forward 9 months, and we both start working from home, due to the pandemic. She brought her chair home from school, and we both worked pretty comfortably in these Amia chairs for 9 months. In-person learning eventually resumed, and so she took her chair back to school, leaving us with one at home. Recently, however, she's been doing more and more work from home, and it didn't seem right to have her use a dining chair, so I figured it was time for a new chair for myself, as I am still working from home all the time, with my Amia chair going to her for the few hours per week that she might need it. While I have always found the Amia pretty comfortable, she's liked it even more than I have; though it's better than the chair I have at my office, I've always felt that it could catch me a bit better, particularly in the lumbar area. It does have an adjustable lumbar support, but that honestly doesn't do a whole lot, and it tends to slide down from whatever position I set it in pretty quickly. So, I decided that if I was going to get a new chair, I'd truly try a different model, and given my prior good experience with Steelcase and excellent online reviews both here and elsewhere, I'd give the Gesture a try. The Gesture is, for me, so much more comfortable than the Amia, and I am exceptionally glad to have bought it. I have always preferred seating with pretty aggressive, or firm, lumbar support, so I was initially a bit concerned about the Gesture's lack of an adjustable lumbar support (available as an option from Steelcase, but not on the chair that Amazon stocks), but now that I have the chair, I'm convinced that it is not necessary. The chair catches my entire back just right, with ample firm lumbar support which moves with me throughout the day. I love that I can recline just a few degrees from vertical and the chair holds me there, without my needing to exert continuous pressure or tense my core muscles. Basically, the chair virtually senses where you want to be, and it stays in that position. Deeper reclines are also quite comfortable and stable. The analog seat-depth adjustment (rather than just four or five fixed settings) is a really nice touch, particularly since it can be changed while you're sitting. And the adjustability of the armrests is second-to-none; the Amia already does this pretty well, but the Gesture does it quite a bit better. For years, I have had issues with pain in my left shoulder and lower neck that I know come from putting too much weight on my elbows, forearms and wrists while sitting at my desk. Those issues have disappeared almost entirely since I got the Gesture, which tells me that I have managed to dial in just the right armrest position, which, for me, means that they're pulled in pretty close to my body and as far away from the edge of the desk as possible, allowing me to tuck my legs deep under the desk and not reach very far for the keyboard, keeping my arms level with the desk, lightly supported by the armrests. The whole setup is just extremely comfortable. Some people have noted that the armrests slope to the outside to such a degree that their arms sometimes slide off, but I have not experienced that at all, nor have I found the armrest material is at all rough, which is another complaint I have seen. Perhaps Steelcase has changed the armrests slightly since those reviews were written. I've noticed that some people have complained that the cushioning is insufficient, but I have not found that to be the case. It's firm, but for me, at least, is in no way inadequate; quite the opposite, really, as it's very supportive, which is essential for good ergonomics. I wouldn't want living-room couch-style cushioning in a desk chair. Build quality is exceptional, and the chair weighs a ton. I have little doubt that it will last me for many years. The Graphite color is a bit lighter than it appears in Amazon's pictures, at least on my screen. When the chair arrived, I discovered that it's exactly the same fabric and color that we already have on our Amia chairs. Prior to ordering, I thought that Nickel might be the better match, but Graphite was a bit less expensive and could be delivered more quickly, so it was a pleasant surprise to discover that Graphite is indeed what we already had. At this point, the only outstanding question is what I will do if I eventually have to return to the office. I hope to continue working from home indefinitely, but if they call me back full-time, I will likely take this chair in with me, as it's much better than what have there. If I end up working a hybrid schedule, with a few days at home and a few at the office, I might even have to invest in another Gesture so I have one in both locations. It really is that good!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stop and behold - the chair of all chairs! Step right up and claim your comfort!
*by D***N on September 11, 2021*

The moment my butt touched the Gesture I was in love. If you sit in a chair for as long as I do, it's an investment in yourself and health. Don't put a price tag on that. If your back is hurting or you're uncomfortable for 70% of the day don't hesitate because of sticker shock, just buy it. If you hate it, send it back. If the thing comes broken, send it back. If the arms are wack, send it back. Just to cover some common questions I had during my search for a new chair before jumping into the whole review. - I am roughly 6'2 & 180 lbs. - The back went up to the middle of my neck. - Seat is very adjustable and my legs were comfy. No weird pressure points whatsoever in the seat. - Chair arms ensure there are virtually no issues for arm height or width. I have lanky arms so this was super nice. - I sit all kinds of weird throughout the day and it adjusted to allllllllll of the positions. - It has several tilt settings and boy are they perfect. Freakin' unmatched in my opinion. - Has a great range of height. I haven't been short in a while but my partner is roughly 5'8 and had no issues getting comfortable/sitting properly. - The orange color is top-notch. Very unique and I had plenty of compliments within days of owning it. - I'm using 3 computers throughout my day, sometimes 4, and there's no issues moving between them as needed. The arms really do help in more ways than you think. - I have an L-shaped desk. - You can't beat a 12-year warranty. - Something noteworthy: thousands of people & how they sit were studied to design this chair, it's comfort is unmatched. - I purchased this model: ASIN: B016OIEXE0. The pros: Hands down one of the absolute best chairs my as..s. has ever sat on. I was extremely skeptical about spending $1k on a chair. But. I spend nearly 12 hours a day on my bum and I started having significant pain in my lower back, shoulders, and leg numbness. I get up plenty during those hours to stretch and walk around - at least 1 to 2 times an hour but that simply isn't enough with the amount of time I spend at my desk. Since a good bit of my desk-time is also spent on Amazon.com I was able to use their "5-monthly payments" (no credit check/approval needed, no fees, etc.) to split up the payments. That pretty much made it to where I could not pass this chair up. Within one day of using the chairI was -!-sleeping-!- better! I found myself sitting properly, comfortably and not forced. From my experience, depending on your preferred lumbar support, you may need to opt for the model that has the adjustable lumbar support (ASIN: B08KL9JMVB). For me, that's not an issue and the model without the lumbar adjustability has plenty of support as-is since you can move the seat forward and back. Now.. After all of my praise lets get to the expectations of what comes with a $1k chair. 1. I noticed the right side of the seat "wiggled" and kind of made a clanking noise within the first few days. Not a squeaking like some comments have mentioned coming from the backrest when leaning back. It became more and more noticeable as I used it. Eventually, when I went to move the seat forward with the adjustment knob the right side of the chair didn't move the same as the left. There was a slight delay and then a 'catch' - I equated it to an issue with either the track or what's holding the seat to the track was loose or jarred out of place. Eventually I reached out to Steelcase for help - not the best support experience - they suggested to throw some wd-40 on it but after clarifying the issue there were at least honest with me. They told me it would most likely be a better option to return the chair to Amazon because a warranty claim would take at minimum 3 weeks vs a quick return to Amazon for a replacement. 2. I thought I was just a bit off with my arm adjustments or it was potentially the leveling of my desk being off but the right arm also was slightly lower than the left. I had a couple of people try it out and even took some measurements - sure enough, it was lower, even when adjusted to the highest and lowest setting. It wasn't drastic but just enough to grab my attention after a few weeks of use. 3. It comes fully assembled. Steelcase... Why? Just why... I understand it is a unique build and sure, the arms might throw a few people off if it was assembled at home, but there's no need for it to come fully assembled. It's heavy asf. From my impression - that contributes to about 90% of the problems reported about this chair. I really believe that my issues may have even been caused by shipping mishandling - and not necessarily at the fault of the delivery drivers but because it's 75 pounds and fully assembled. The packaging wasn't all that great either, not what I expected for a fully assembled product at least. So now where am I now with my Steelcase Gesture? I returned it three days ago. Rolled it into a UPS store and paid them $50 so they would deal with the packaging and getting it back to Amazon because that massive box had long since left my apartment. I had full intentions of going home and ordering another Gesture (with a headrest this time). However, I'm giving the Steelcase Amia a try - it'll be delivered in two days. It was a toss up between the Gesture and the Amia to begin with so I felt it was only right to try it as well. It also had similar reviews. It's also roughly about $500 cheaper and if it keeps my tushy comfy, my back from dying, and legs feeling like legs, I may just stick with it. BUT if the Amia does not live up to the Gesture experience - it'll be carried down three flights of stairs and rolled into UPS as well. Then I'll have a nice Amazon delivery driver carry a new Gesture chair up a few days after. The next Gesture will be the model with a neck rest though, I enjoyed sitting in it so much that I was watching movies and would 'kick back' so a neck rest would be nice - like mentioned, the back of the chair only came up to my middle/lower neck so I expect the neck rest to be exactly where I'd like it to be. With all of that out of the way, pay attention to this statement . . . that process with UPS and new Gestures will repeat until I get a chair that has no issues - or until @Amazon tells me to cut it out. The chair has a 12 year warranty so I'm less concerned about the long-haul (or a three week process for warranty claim, when have warranty claims ever been fast??), but the first 30 days are crucial for any new purchase. The only reason an Amia is on the way vs a new Gesture is essentially simple curiosity and giving my dollar a run for its money (ha). Low-key, I'm kinda hoping the experience doesn't match up to the Gesture ;) I also have seen more issues in reviews of particular colors (lines in the arm rests - both versions of gray) - so choose wisely, it may also save you a good bit of $ to pick another. Some colors were over a $150 difference which is part of why I went with the orange + it looks pretty awesome, especially in person! Additionally, @Amazon has a 30-day return window for a reason, please use it vs throwing a tantrum in the comments. I understand $1k is a lot to throw around and certain expectations come with that price tag but there's a whole lot that happens between the factory and your doorstep, especially when the product is fully assembled. Again @Steelcase, figure out a way to ship this thing NOT fully assembled, might help tick some of these ratings up a bit, for real. Like.... start opening the boxes now and figure it out. Funny enough, I actually would not order one of these directly from Steelcase because I'm sure their returns process would most likely be a pain. @Amazon is doing you a solid - now do your customers one @Steelcase.

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